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A few months ago, when I made the reviews of the games Astérix (Super Nintendo) y Asterix & Obelix (Super Nintendo), I had left incomplete another review of other games of that saga and the funny thing

Your Commodore was a U.K. published magazine for Commodore 8-bit computers. This mostly meant the Commodore 64 and 128 but it also covered machines like the C16 and Plus/4. The May 1987 issue includes

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Activate the subtitles and translate them automatically to your native language, that way you will be able to understand me. When it comes to retro games, hidden gems keep appearing, the more I try to

And to finish this little marathon of Kirby games, I will do it with the review of the first game of this character that I played many years ago, a game that I liked a lot for the way Kirby had to absorb

Hi fellow Hiveians, Today I wanted to appreciate being able to play some old games! Dabble Here and There Sometimes I can go down a bit of a rabbit hole.. Like many guys my age, one of the things I enjoyed

Hey guys, welcome to my post. This time, I'm going to talk about a very special game that, more than 35 years after its original release, is still gaining fans around the world. In a time when it seemed

I absolutely loved this magazine for the short couple of years I bought it. It covered the computer I had (Commodore 64), the computer I wanted (Amiga), and even PCs. he February 1988 issue includes:

I'm going to continue the rest of the month with games of the huge Kirby saga (or at least that's my plan, but I may get lazy and continue with another game), this time we are facing a game for Gameboy

All of these photos appear to be a continuation from the previous couple of sets and were taken at a place called Africa-U.S.A. This was an African wildlife tourist attraction located in Boca Raton.

I probably mentioned in my last post about D3 how I was looking forward to this game. While exploring the Mars Base, I remembered a certain comment. The author was a Doom fan, spoke objectively, and offered

Activate the subtitles and translate them automatically to your native language, that way you will be able to understand me. I must say that I love games in which you pilot airplanes or spaceships, perhaps

I've been doing video game reviews for many years and I have not done any review of any of the many games of the Kirby saga, despite being one of the most classic sagas of Nintendo and I have never really

You must have heard of Diddy Kong Racing at least once, right? Well, if you've played and even enjoyed that one, Mickey Speedway USA, also for the Nintendo 64, may pique your interest, as it was built

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thumbnail edited in YouCut App Hello Gamers! Today I'm bringing you the second mission of Metal Slug Double X. To be honest, I started playing this game thinking I wouldn't like it or that I'd stop playing

Of course RetroAchievements brought me back to this game, and with a more solid purpose than just cruising through all three courses of Match Race. Even with just a single day of diving into the game again,

Finally and after several months, since February if I'm not mistaken, I decided to play one of the Pac-Man games that I had no idea existed. At the beginning of the year I did the review of the Super Nintendo

Maui Mallard is a 2d Side Scroller/Action title for the SNES. Its premise is simple, find treasure, turn into a ninja, solve the mystery.

RUN was one of the most popular Commodore 8-bit computer magazines, mostly covering the Commodore 64. It was also one of the magazines I bought the most growing up. The January 1985 issue includes: